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Is math not really your forte? At the risk of disappointing you, some fish may even be better at it than you! Here is the result of an edifying study of the computational skills of freshwater animals. Not only bees, birds or monkeys are good at math, some fish are too. This Thursday, March 31, … Read more
With the first round of the presidential elections approaching, the Heura Foods brand has decided to campaign on the Paris metro. Objective: to invite consumers to “vote with their sign”and not just in elections.“Elections can serve as a lever for change towards a better world, but they are not the only tool. Three times a … Read more
In San Francisco, Shalaco and Phoenix are campaigning for green urban spaces. Armed with spray guns and Parmesan nozzles filled with seeds, they roam the streets of their town on skateboards sowing flowers. They invite everyone to join their “vegetable guerrillas” by insisting on choosing wild plants endemic to the region and non-invasive species to … Read more
The Nutri-Score, first implemented in 2017, has become almost systematic on food packaging. Objectively ? Inquire about the nutritional quality of the products we consume. But can we really trust this labeling? For Eric Morain, criminal defense attorney at the Paris Bar, the answer is no. Will the Nutri-Score be mandatory by the end of … Read more
To combat the effects of climate change, Denmark wants to make its plates greener. Indeed, as part of a new food and agriculture climate deal, the Danish government plans to establish a “Plant Fund” or “Plant Fund” to invest massively in research and production of plant-based food. Objective: To encourage the population to eat healthier … Read more
How to make children aware of the dangers of communication via the Internet? This complex yet essential topic is not easy for parents. So to get the message across, a Spanish mobile operator had a good idea: stage a “love story” between two teenagers. Mia and Alejandro meet on social networks. The boy and girl … Read more
De Giec has passed his verdict and, as might be expected, it is harsh and without appeal: to hope to limit global warming to 1.5°, the world has no choice but to take immediate and drastic measures. The challenge is both simple and dizzying, as it is no more and no less than maintaining a … Read more
“Birds hide to die”… so do people. While death is the ultimate taboo, an ancestral profession is revived: that of thanadoula. The men and women (the majority) who practice it engage in conversation with people at the end of their lives and their families to guide them through this painful moment. A valuable role for … Read more
“Plastic still has value”, says Nzambi Matee, showing heaps of oil cans, bowls, yogurt pots and other waste being ground into small colored flakes at his factory in Nairobi, Kenya. According to her, “plastic is a misunderstood material.” This 30-year-old Kenyan engineer and inventor knows what she’s talking about: her start-up recycles tons of plastic, … Read more
You probably clean your shoes as much as possible when you walk in something muddy, slimy or filthy (pick up your dog please!)… But when you get home, do you always take your shoes off at the door? The majority don’t… Who thinks what he’s dragging under his soles when he finally gets home? I’m … Read more